The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1887-02-03
srATE ND NuIeHBosHooD.
Burton CITY win have a tile factory,


Lee unls Is struck with the Hello fever
Abron is still tobOgganing. Let 'er
slide.
Harlem, Carroll county, has the
mUmps.
Mt. Gileai Is now a full tiedged prohi'
bitiOn town,
Millersburgh is clamOrlng for an
Opera House.
Sheep In Carroll county are worth 31s
cents per pound.
Ohio's oil and gas territory continues
to expand and grow richer.
George jackson, 100 year old negro
died on Tuesday night al Akron.
W. l. Bowers. OF Wooster, will remove
his store to Alliance In the spring.
B. A. Cary, of Summitville, like SEN
sible man, will remove to Canton in the
spring.
Ramored that natural gas will be
piped from Findley to Columbus and
Cincinnati.
George Myers arrested at Lima, charg-
cd with setting fire to Simon shaHars
barn January 18th.
The four hundred miners at the
National mines In MRhOning county
have returned to work.
The Salvation Army will not lay siege
to Marion until February. Marion sim
ners will thsn take to the woods.
Will j, Scholter, of Ripley, full Of
fighting fOrty-TOd, went out driving on
Tuesday, got mad and shot his driver.
"Chick" Snyder, who has given the
town Of Shelby world Of trouble, is in
bonds of 5000 for receiving stolen goods
Minnie Berger, Tiffin girl, fell on the
Ice and upset her kneepan, and 1t took
two doctors to put 1t on again right
end foremost.
James NJ. GaVeric, q N. Y, P. & O.
brakeman, allowed his lantern to 60 out,
last Tuesday n 'ght, and fell between the
cars and was killed.
A seighing party that came to Vienna
left the girls up stairs warming while
the boys went down In the basement
and eDj'ysd an oyster supper.
Holmes county Y. NJ. D. G, with head
quarters at Miller5buTg, is about being
organized. and If brought down to a
system will do power of good.
Thomas Byron, of Chicago, searching
for his runaway wife ut Dayton, was
found on the streets covered with blood.
Claimed to have been ssndbsgged and
robbed.
The Salvation haTmy has raised the
seigs of Wooster. That wicked town
wouldn't come down with the niekels
and Booths kind Of salvation isn't for q
town as hasn't the sinners.
Postmaster Webster, OF Salem has a
copy of the London Graphic which went
down in the ill-fated ship Oregon, and
remained in the bottom of the ocean
four months before 1t was recovered.
The ice Is out OF the Beaver river.
The railroad bridges were not damaged,
but the Pittsburg & Lake Erie and Fort
Wayne railroad telegraph lines were
carried away for quarter of mile.
Churches in the town of Medina give
pancake suppers, where each guest
wears patched clOthes--the gentleman
and lady having the most patches on
their clothes being entitled to free sup
pers.
PC. Ewing, of Putnam county, guard
at the Ohio Penitentisry, has resigned
his position for the reason that he has
recently fallen heir to an estate worth
$4,000 and wanted to go home and take
care Of 1t.
Henry Bender, of Dayton, came home
and peeked. He saw what made him
madder'n blazes. He kicked down the
door and told her and her paramour to
git up and git or he'd tell them what he
thought of them. They got.
One saloon door closed Sunday at To-
IedO bore the inscription: This bar Is
closed on Sunday on account of the
death of the goddess Of liberty" Mourn
ing was draped about 1t and skull and |
cross bones placed underneath.
The Garrettsville Item says twenty |
naughty girls from Newton Falls came |
over to that place and smoked, chewed |
gum, and talked perfectly awful slang |
to the horror of Garrettsville people, who |
never heard anything like 1t before,
Cleveland will toboggsn next Satur-
day for the benefit Of the Huron street |
hospital. Fhat Is right. TObOgganeTs |
should make themselves solid with the !
hospitals, for they don't know how soon |
they may be tOted there on a shutter.
Jonathan Drlesbach, ClTcleville la de |
dR young man, made an assignment on /
paper and gathering up all his ayaila-
Bile assets, left for parts unknown. Six |
Thousand dollars worth OF liabilities |
now bswaileth the loss of those assets.
Kittle Mayors, aged II. daughter of
wealthy parents In LskeVille, Wayne
county, died from abortion performed /
by Fred Ogden, young man of good
family Of same place. Shortly after her
death Ogden was arrested but escaped.
At Akron the three year-old daughter
of Robert s Pau, ex.cOunty surveyor,
while rolling laTge crock in front of
her In the yard Sunday evening fell
headlOng over the crock and striking
heavily ruptured blood vessel In her
lungs and died soon after.
Mrs. G. q. Andrews, of Youngstown,
has brought suit against the Ohio Gas
Fuel Company for $4,000 damages re-
shifting from the loss Of the Andrews
bIoek In the late explosion, which she
claims was the result Of negligence, on
the part OF defendent.
Henry Baird, Wellington saloOnist,
unfortunately sold to q customer who |
knew the difference between ginger ale 1
and whisky. Hen. isnOw seeking home
In foreign land, some lone and quiet
spot. some valley in the West, where the
Dow law is not known, and his weary |
soul can rest.
Ida Weimer, 10 year old girl residing |
near Hsmler, O., got up in her sleep on |
Tuesday night, dressed herself all but |
her shoes and stockings and started to a |
neighbors. Her body was found next |
morning in ditch about 200 feet from |
her home, where she had fallen and |
drowned in two feet Of water
Pete Cullef ToIn, oedO, abused an